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Lecture files. LEC # TOPICS LECTURE NOTES 1 Introduction. Writing, compiling, and debugging C programs. Goldwave 5.51 Audio Editor Keygen.

() 2 Variables and datatypes, operators. () 3 Control flow.

Functions and modular programming. Variable scope.

Static and global variables. () 4 More control flow.

Input and output. () 5 Pointers and memory addressing. Arrays and pointer arithmetic. Searching and sorting algorithms. () 6 User-defined datatypes, structs, unions, bitfields.

Memory allocation. Linked lists, binary trees. () 7 Pointers to pointers, pointer and string arrays, multidimensional arrays. Stacks and queues. () 8 Void and function pointers. () 9 External libraries. B-trees, priority queues.

() 10 C standard library: stdio.h, ctype.h, stdlib.h, assert.h, stdarg.h, time.h () 11 Dynamic memory allocation, malloc and valgrind, garbage collection. () 12 Multithreading and concurrency. () 13 Multithreaded programming. Sockets and asynchronous I/O. () 14 Linux inter process communication.

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